Having owned a mini 14 I can’t believe the Artist using it for such precision work. The article’s author blew it a bit by adding that comment from the artists up-bringing. Also the barrel in the image is not from a mini. Following the article back to a web site that gives more detail on his work. He mentions using a .22 due to limiting damage on the aluminum surface, which would be more in line with having some accuracy for his art vs using a mini 14 and ruining his artwork with inherent flyers that so often happen with mini’s.
December 12th, 2009 at 11:28 am
It’s nice, yes, but.
Plinky Topperwein could do that from 50 yards out.
Here endeth the review.
December 12th, 2009 at 11:50 am
Having owned a mini 14 I can’t believe the Artist using it for such precision work. The article’s author blew it a bit by adding that comment from the artists up-bringing. Also the barrel in the image is not from a mini. Following the article back to a web site that gives more detail on his work. He mentions using a .22 due to limiting damage on the aluminum surface, which would be more in line with having some accuracy for his art vs using a mini 14 and ruining his artwork with inherent flyers that so often happen with mini’s.
December 14th, 2009 at 10:53 am
The process how he made them is neat. As for the images themselves *yawn*